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Sguiglia: "The dark side of diamonds consists of indecent work of thousands of people. " Rodolfo

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08/07/2010 - Faced with a first reading, adventure The drama and action are the axes of gender on the revolving Black eyes, the novel of the writer and economist Eduardo Sguiglia. But the story is immersed in a field unknown turbulent account of the voyage of Miguel, an Argentine to the brink of ruin that feel your life is meaningless and accepts a commission no less than disturbing: travel to Africa in search of a person who does not know.

In distant lands, the main character go through adverse situations and intimate with a gang linked to the traffic of diamonds on the international black market. Mercenaries, scenes of violence, sex and love to travel from Buenos Aires, Mexico, to Angola and the Congo. A compelling story that shows no silences a corruption and death struggle for hegemony on the export of gemstones in the world stage.

Sguiglia (1952) was born in Rosario, where he studied Economics. He lived in Mexico between 1977 and 1982 and since 1983 has lived in Buenos Aires. He was professor of the UBA and the first Argentine ambassador to Angola. He is the author of several investigations and trials, including Agustín Tosco and the powerful club that won two national awards in economics. His stories and novels - "Fordlandia", "Do not trust me if I heart failure" and "A handful of glory" - were translated into different languages \u200b\u200band distinguished in the international competitions Dublin Literary Award and Grinzane Cavour.

In an exclusive interview to The Digital Voyeur the author of Black eyes the genesis of his book, the influences of their stay in Angola in his stories and his eye on the performance of Argentina justice regarding the trials of repressors the last military dictatorship.

- How did the construction of this novel and how they influenced the story, having lived in Angola?

"The creative process is difficult to explain. The ideas floating in his head until the time comes, be postponed, dunk on paper. Recognize that living in Africa was a wonderful experience for me and that undoubtedly facilitated the construction of this novel. But while Ojos Negros speaks of various real-extraction elements and the diamond trade for example, none of them worked as the trigger of the story.

"The description of landscapes and cities are amazing, almost like a travel journal, are the eyes of Sguiglia Eduardo (Argentine foreign land) that recorded all these pictures and then the writer (far economist) poured faithfully in the book?

"Well, I had the opportunity to travel the Lundas (northern Angola), the Congo and Mexico. However, I think all images are the story that captures and records in his notebook Miguel, the main character.

"In the conflict diamonds in Africa, European countries are tearing their hair out as the first Human Rights Defenders in the world, Are they the same that feeds the black market?

"Indeed, the dark side of diamonds consists of indecent work of thousands of people.

-Fordlandia, one of the early levels is used as study material in the Faculty of Economics, UBA, "Ojos Negros will do the same in the schools of Political Science and international relations?

I did not know what to Fordlandia. It is a pleasant surprise that a novel is used as study material. If the same thing happen to me again Ojos Negros surprise.

-Ojos Negros promises a relaxed reading but at one point the story becomes an abrupt turn the dizzying and at times, even maddening, "only appeared or is a resource used to conscience?

-not define in advance the pace of the story. I tried to move the way I was more comfortable and satisfying.

- In the coming weeks you will travel to Rosario witness in the case Genaro Diaz Bessone repressor. More than three decades, do you believe that impunity is over for those who acted overlapping dictatorial government? Some

-laws and governmental decisions, as the laws of obedience and end point and Menem's pardon, with the passivity of some judges, delayed and obstructed the process of those guilty of many crimes against humanity.

However, although having more than three decades, it is important that justice further progress so that you can know the truth and punish the oppressors